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The inscryption play though that mike and zach played got me into inscryption and wanting more so this vid will probably help me find a game I’d really enjoy
Inscryption is one of the few games that I've managed to 100% because it's general gameplay loop is that enjoyable. It made me realize that I actually enjoy card games and my issues are more due to how the companies behind them monetize the hell out of them.
Dunno if you ever got around to it, but I hope you'll give Slay The Spire a shot - despite its poor art style. Slay The Spire dunks on Inscryption from a mechanic/gameplay standpoint. Absolutely dunks on it. Inscryption is amazing because of its artistic genius; it's is the epitome of creative brilliance. But gameplaywise, it ain't the best deckbuilding roguelike. @@ak9260
Touhou: Lost Branch of Legend and Wildfrost are two I've been playing a lot of lately. Lost Branch of Legend is very much a remix of Slay the Spire, with the same core concepts and some interesting new mechanics. Lots of smart design, and some really fun builds to play with. Wildfrost has you managing a party that you build as you go. The cards you play are important, but so are your party members' abilities and positioning. Again, lots of potential for shenanigans.
Wildfrost is a tricky bastard of a game, but really good. Overburn's probably my favorite mechanic, though there's lots of fun stuff you can do if you build right. Snoffle + Whomp got me my first win the other day.
Slay the Spire will always be the king. GOAT. No real competition. Game ist just too good. Balanced better than pvp cardgames, clean and streamlined and so much depth and replayability that you can play it forever and always come back to.
I'm currently enchanted by RogueBook, a game similar to Slay the Spire. However, it has much nicer graphics and you play as two character classes alternately. What I love most about it is exploring spaces on the board made up of hexes and improving cards with gems or with the alchemist. The game is a gem of its genre
I’m playing this on the ps5 but the clunky controls are really jarring and the Switch port has very bad lag problems. So if anyone wants to check it out, avoid the console ports
@@not_ever Im playing on Ps4pro and generally, the biggest problem with this game for me is the console controls, mainly using the analog stick, which are not as precise as in the case of a mouse. Well, unfortunately, the game sometimes lags when playing a large number of cards
You might wanna take a look at Across the obelisk. Rougelike deckbuilding with a team of 4. Different classes with a wide variaty of cards available to them specilizations. With the cherry on top: 4 player co-op.
Ayyyyy! Super excited you decided to give Slay the Spire Downfall a try. I LOVE that game and I feel like not that many people who play Slay the Spire know about Downfall.
Just gunna ask, ever play the megaman battle network games? Its a deck building rpg chess game with combos and niche esports side thats most likely to brkng back new tournaments. Just letten ya know...cough cough
Trying Hearthstone´s single player modes (Dungeon Run/Monster Hunt) might be worth it. Probubly not as deep as Slay the Spire but they are free and great fun.
Darkest dungeons seems to fit in the mold of this genre to. I'm sure you heard of it, but I'll hope that you have enough knowledge about the game to know how folded lungs 5x over, and heart flooded with blood with how hard it may be if a newbie. I'm no way expecting you to show it on the channel, but I'd like to know how interested you are in the game. Have a nice day Mister.
There was a bunch of comments from the last video essay that still occupied my mind: Why is Mike a duck? I only just realized now that Mike has had a duck profile pic. For some reason, my mind just never acknowledged that.
Eh not really, it's not like you're going on a campaign against multiple people and with each person you beat you add or remove or upgrade cards in your deck.
With a TCG you make a deck prior to playing. With a deck builder, you build your deck as you progress through the game. The closest thing TCG has to this concept are 'solitaire' decks where you continuously draw more cards during 1 turn. Which people hate competitively since it's 'non interactive'. VS a Deck Builder where doing long combos to extend your turn is the whole fun of the game.
@@vj7248 kinda... TBH I forgor what part of the video I was responding to and that would change my response to you.. but my point is that the reason things like deck building games don't exist IRL is because of child gambling laws... in fact the afore mentioned Magic the gathering used to have a 'ante' rule where after you shuffled but before you drew you would turn over the top card of your deck and gamble it away... TBH I wouldn't be surprised if the genre of deck building games is at least loosely based off that...
@@skeleton_craftGaming Well there are plenty of deck building games IRL, it's where the genre originates. Dominion being the original game of the genre. Which in fact was multiplayer. And if I remember correctly was inspired by Magic the Gathering in some way.
Did he only play the 1st stage of inscription? I know he said he beat the boss but... All the footage is only from the 1st part of the game. I feel like he never progress pass that
I love Inscryption. For me I like it when games allow you to be OP. If you like Roguelikes Binding of Issiac and Inscryption I would recommend Noita. Be warned it's kind of hard.
If anyone is interested in a real deckbuilding roguelike where you fight too many opponents at the same time, I would reccoment Fights in Tight Spaces, you have to position yourself and it really sells the fantasy of a resourceful dude fighting may people at the same time.
Inscryption sort of stands out when it wants you to complete the story, but Kaycee mod does ramp it up int an annoying rogue like where you need to get lucky. I do enjoy these games and hope to see more get tested out, but like any card game would like the developers to work on more expansions like new characters or occasionally tweak the cards that are there.
@@brunokingz Playing multiple times makes them fun, stacking more conditions that remove skill as the requirement and just waiting for a working set up makes them frustrating.
I absolutely loved Inscryption... the first part at least. I really did not like the changes that happened. It's still a great game but I wanted to keep playing the game I started.
Dying and losing your current game does not make your game Roguelike. It would be like having a double barreled shotgun suddenly making your game into a doom clone.
Boy if that's the only criteria the original Doom wouldn't even qualify then since the SSG wasn't introduced till Doom 2. I think Doom 3 didn't even get it till an expansion.
